A multi-layered stackable tray for placing distiller's yeast
By designing multi-layer stackable trays, the problems of low space utilization, low operating efficiency, and poor environmental uniformity in yeast production are solved, thereby achieving uniformity of yeast quality and improved production efficiency.
CN224312229UActive Publication Date: 2026-06-02JIANGSU YANGHE WINERY CO LTD SIYANG BRANCH
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Utility models(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- JIANGSU YANGHE WINERY CO LTD SIYANG BRANCH
- Filing Date
- 2025-08-08
- Publication Date
- 2026-06-02
AI Technical Summary
Technical Problem
Current methods of yeast production suffer from low space utilization, low operational efficiency, poor environmental uniformity, and reliance on manual adjustment for air permeability, resulting in inconsistent yeast quality and high production costs.
Method used
The multi-layer stackable tray design includes a frame, matrix-arranged placement stations, metal mesh, and cross-distributed horizontal and vertical bars. Combined with an isolation frame and locking structure, it achieves stable bearing, multi-layer stacking, and convenient operation of the blanks.
Benefits of technology
It improves space utilization, ensures the uniformity and permeability of the yeast microenvironment, reduces manual handling, increases yeast yield and quality, and lowers production costs.
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Abstract
This application relates to the field of yeast production technology, specifically a multi-layer stackable tray for placing yeast, comprising a frame and placement stations arranged in a matrix within the frame. A metal mesh is installed within the frame, with intersecting upper horizontal and vertical bars above the mesh and intersecting lower horizontal and vertical bars below it. The upper and lower horizontal bars are located on the side closest to the metal mesh, dividing the frame into several groups of placement stations. Isolation frames are installed on the upper vertical bars on both sides of each placement station. Supports are provided around the frame, with positioning protrusions at the top of each support and positioning grooves at the bottom that mate with the protrusions. This application achieves stable multi-layer stacking of the tray through the matching design of the positioning protrusions and positioning grooves on the support legs around the frame, significantly improving the space utilization of the yeast preparation room and reducing factory costs.
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